Contagion
Contagion noun - An incident in which an infectious disease is transmitted.
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Synonyms for Contagion
Diseases and contagion are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Diseases" with "Contagion", this nouns are similar.
Diseases
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- malady and contagion
- malady and diseases
- disorder and contagion
- disorder and diseases
- ailment and contagion
- ailment and diseases
- complaint and contagion
- complaint and diseases
- disease and contagion
- disease and diseases
- illness and contagion
- illness and diseases
- indisposition and contagion
- indisposition and diseases
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Magical diseases follow the same contagion rules as mundane ones, making it possible for a Zombie Apocalypse to infect your fort even when nobody's been bitten, if somedwarf wears a tainted tunic.
Source: Post-Modern Magik -
So even if the bullet didnt shatter bone, all of that contagion would eventually turn a flesh wound into a septic harbor of infectious diseases.
- Drinking three glasses of Celestial Wine will cause the drinker to be the immune to all poisons and diseases weaker than the Great Contagion for a year and a day.
Source: A Year and a Day
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Diseases and Contagion. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 12, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/contagion/diseases
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